One in five North Carolinians older than 60 lives under the threat of hunger; placing the state second worst in the nation in the category, a new survey says.
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Cabarrus Meals on Wheels will use their Subaru "Share the Love" Donation to pay for nutritious meals for home bound seniors who are unable to pay for their own meals. These are clients that live on a fixed income of $800 or less per month.
Congressman Richard Hudson recently visited Cabarrus Meals on Wheels. Pictured with Executive Director Kimberly Strong.
Thank you Miss United States, Elizabeth Safrit of Kannapolis for supporting our Community Champions Week during March for Meals and delivering meals with us recently.
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